"Daddy! Mama!" A girl yelled as she was being dragged by her long, blonde hair. She clawed at the hand of the man who was attacking her. Tear escaped her eyes as she looked at her village in the distance.

It was small, less than 100 people lived there, every one was nice, and knew each other, helped each other. There was a forest on one side, and feilds of grass on the other. There were multiple small lakes and rivers to get water from for crops and other things. But now all she could see was the flames, burning down buildings and eating away at the life that was once so happy. She could hear the deafening screams of children, mothers, and fathers all screaming in pain, begging for mercy, praying for help. "Let me go!" She cried out trashing around on the ground.

"Shut the fuck up you little bitch!" The man said throwing her into a tree.

"Get away from me!" She yelled as she tried to crawl away, but her vision went black and she collapsed on the ground unconcious.

"Huh?" The young girl said as she woke up in a dark room. She slowly sat and rubbed the sleep from her eyes.

"Good moring," a soft voice said as the door opened, letting in some dim light. "How are you today?" A man asked walking into the room.

"Who are you? Where am I?" The girl asked her voice shaking with fear.

"My name is Orochimaru," he said lighting a few candles. He had pale white skin and purple markings near his golden eyes. His pupils where slitted and he had a narrow face with strong cheek bones. His long black hair reached down to his hips.

"J-Jade," she mumbbled scared. "What happened to my parents are they okay?" She asked.

"I'm sorry, but the men that attacked your village killed everyone. You're the only one who surrvived," OrochimarU explained. Tears welled up in the girls eyes and her body started shakIng as she tried to hold back sobs. "When we found you you were lying unconcious in a clearing in the woods, so I had my ninja take you here to keep you safe."

"T-thank you," the girl stuttered. Orochimaru smiled softly and hugged the girl.

"Don't cry love, I'm your friend now," he whispered.

"Really?" She asked hugging him happily when he nodded.